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Newspaper
Clare Sentinel
Location
Clare, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1923
Page
4
Legal notice states Lloyd Smith of Clare Michigan claims ownership under tax deed for Lot 10 Block 9 Feighner's Addition Clare, Michigan for tax year 1919. Redemption amount listed is 823.48 plus service fees. six month redemption window from service or publication.
Probate Court of Clare County orders a hearing for sale of estate real estate and publication of notice in the Clare Sentinel for three weeks. Alexander Hanchett probate matter appoints guardian. publication to alert nearest relatives and heirs. Hearing set for September 4, 1923 at ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Medical ad notes many people suffer chronic appendicitis mistaken for stomach trouble. It says glycerine buckthorn and Ad ierika clear both upper and lower bowels, remove gas and poisons, relieve obstinate constipation and reveal hidden matter. Endorsed by Dr. W Dunlop.
Market figures show grains and dairy items with No. 2 Red and White Wheat quoted, beans per owt, corn oats and barley listed. Meat prices include hogs dressed per owt mutton and beef figures, with various poultry and livestock items noted alongside.
Sly returned from Flint for the weekend. Miss Roth visiting Detroit relatives. Charles Campbell drove to Mr Pleasant Tuesday. Lucile Light home from Saginaw for Sunday. Burke Morrissey of Grand Rapids visiting Clare area. Several locals travel to Detroit Clare and Saginaw for business and family gatherings. County fair attractions with A J Davis aviator and Wilson Park dancing featured this month. Elks picnic postponed to August 17 due to president's services. Mrs Edyth Sly receives gifts from Ladies Auxiliary at Minnie Taylor home.
East Lincoln notes list visits from Mr. and Mrs. BH O Delling and Miss Welma Land of Lake George to the Hill and Carmon ranch. Families of Beard, Wellman, Cowles, Pietsch, Bilgren, Dunkle, and Cowles are mentioned with Sunday and Saturday gatherings. Gertrude Pietsch of Detroit visits grandparents. Mildred Dunkle returns home from Windover ranch after three weeks.
COLONVILLE and surrounding areas report social visits as Mrs Hampton entertains Edith Emerson from Nebraska and Mrs Lingie returns from Lansing. Families host guests from Detroit Ann Arbor Pontiac Rosebush and Owosso with gatherings at Mt. Pleasant Eagle and other homes.
Southeast Sheridan and Midland households spent Sundays visiting relatives. Detroiter Betty and Leo Jennings returned after a two week stay with parents Mr and Mrs Langin. Several families from Grand Rapids Pontiac and Minneapolis traveled to see kin and celebrate.
Local letters of praise for Labor Day events, church news, and family updates from Farwell and nearby towns. Reports include travels, camp meetings, birthdays, graduations, and marriages, with social visits across Clare, Beulah, Mt Pleasant, and Lake.
Miss Marie Moore of Lansing and James J. Hopkins of Lake wed at the Methodist parsonage in Farwell on Saturday morning August 4. They will live at Lake for now and later set a home in Onia.
Farwell schools report for year ending July 9 1923 shows receipts of 10 954 62 including on hand 18851 246.40 161.01 0 904 67 26212 55 6186 00 8509 01 total receipts 10954 62. Expenditures list teachers librarians books and indebtedness with total on hand 128 66. Jas A Stanley signs as secretary.
Ann Arbor death of J H Beal’s son at 28 after weeks of illness. Caro reports W A Freeman tours Tuscola county demonstrating Chester White swine judging. Battle Creek outlines Third district American Legion post meeting at General Custer post HQ. Bay City notes Charles J Roach 81, G A R veteran, died in Portsmouth township where he lived 63 years. Detroit reports I C C asked by Pennsylvania Railroad to lease railroad assets for 999 years. Carton named secretary of Michigan Great Lakes Tidewater association. Huntley Russell chairs. Carton succeeds Doekie. Marshall records Gerald Davies 15 killed on third rail. Howard Long and Joseph Dieht James rescue efforts. Ypsilanti funeral for George W Johnson 60 lifelong resident first baptized in church. old church to be replaced. Latting 19th Michigan Infantry reunion notes 60 of 4,200 Civil War enlistees survive. William R Caller of Hart, 86, oldest attendee.
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